Here is an article from World Net Daily regarding another Bible in a public square. Basically,

The ruling from the Fifth Court of Appeals said the display of a Bible on public ground in Houston to honor the founder of a mission has to go, not because it was unconstitutional itself, but because it became unconstitutional when a Christian group rallied around it.

The ramifications of such a ruling are endless.

…that means any monument, building, or even feature of nature is an illegal "establishment of religion" if a church ceremony is held there.

…words and actions by private citizens or elected officials with religious content, expressed about a building or monument, convert it from 'secular' and constitutional to 'sacred' and unconstitutional

Some of us have an opinion on this.

"For the court to state that if a private citizen exercises his or her First Amendment rights of religious expression and assembly on public property, that any monument, building or fixed item of any kind that contains religious references becomes 'establishment of religion' is simply irrational."

These judges are persecuting Christians and trampling on religious freedom.

A few more court decisions like this … and the United States will be approaching the "China-level" for Christian persecution.

OK – That’s a little strong, even for me, knowing something about China.

"We're not persecuted yet, we know that. But we're on our way”

That is certainly apparent to me.